Nvia Technical Guides
SMS API Wiki 1.0
SMS API Wiki 1.0
  • Basics
    • Glossary
  • 1. Sending SMS-MT
    • 1.1 Interfaces
      • 1.1.1 HTTP Request
        • Sending text, flash and binary messages
        • Sending WAP push messages
      • 1.1.2 JSON Request
        • Sending text, flash and binary messages
        • Sending WAP push messages
      • 1.1.3 Webservices
        • Sending text, flash and binary messages
        • Sending WAP push messages
      • 1.1.4 SMPP interface
        • About the SMPP interface
        • Date time formats for scheduled delivery and validity period
    • 1.2 Date time formats
    • 1.3 Error Codes
    • 1.4 Delivery Report Callback
  • 2. SMS - 2 Ways
    • 2.1 Sonic MQ
    • 2.2 HTTP with Content-Reply (Synchronous)
    • 2.3 HTTP (2 requests)
    • 2.4 Unanswered messages
    • 2.5 Delivery reports (DLR)
  • 3. SMS Certified by Blockchain
    • 3.1 SMS Certified by Blockchain
    • 3.2 Sending a SMS certified by blockchain
  • EXAMPLES
    • GitHub sendMtSms
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  1. 1. Sending SMS-MT
  2. 1.1 Interfaces

1.1.1 HTTP Request

The HTTP interface is possibly the most popular of all interfaces available to the partners. HTTP offers an interface to the SMSC which is easy to set up and maintain and is appropriate for both high and low throughputs. The HTTP interface also allows the partners to receive real time notifications of the delivery status of each SMS.

Sending text, flash and binary messages
Sending WAP push messages